discovered a massive show in france. 3.7 million march across the country in unity after the attacks last month that killed 17. video surfaces showing the gunmen that killed four hostages at a kosher mark. in it the killer pledges allegiance in a video to i.s.i.l. after weeks of bloodshed it was a day of mourning. many world leaders were among the crowd. we begin with dana lewis in paris. what an incredible day in france. numbers were as founding. 3.7 million marched in different rallies across the country. in paris there was an original estimate double what the french authorities anticipated. in the end people were united defiant, all in the message in condemning the violence of the past week. french authorities expected up to a million people would come. they did, and a million more. for hours, parisway gridlocked with people squeezed shoulder to shoulder. at times uncomfortably, and no one seemed to mind. the attack angered a group of lawyers, from the charlie hebdo
that s the focus of you are regular sunday of our regular sunday segment the week ahead . as oil prices continue to free fall you may be pleased at the pumps, but we tell you why it s not good news everywhere. thanks for being with us. we begin with remembrance and solidarity for victims of the attacks in france. nearly 4 million around the nation marched in solidarity joined in paris by france s president and leaders from around the world. we are getting a look at the suspect from the kosher market. video surfaced of amedy coulibaly pledging allegiance to i.s.i.l. s leader. authorities are no closer to finding the final suspect. hayat boumeddiene, france s most wanted woman is believed to be in syria. our coverage begins with jacky rowland, showing us more about how the people of france and world leaders are coming together. reporter: a president and a people. united in their loss. words of comfort for the families who lost loved one, and gestures of support for tho
guinea says schools are reopening after the ebola outbreak. we report on the thousands of children left orphaned by the virus. and aaron s here with all the business. and it could be a rumble in the jungle for amazon. very good steven. yes, amazon has effectively been getting state aid from the government to help reduce its tax bill. that is the preliminary verdict by european regulators. so we ll take a look at what this means, not only for them but potentially hundreds of other big multinationals. very warm welcome to gmt. midday here in london. police have stepped up their efforts to stop the threat of suspected jihadist terrorists. it started in belgium. there were a serious of raids around brussels in the town of verviers. police in france say at least eight people have been taken into custody in connection with last week s attacks. and in germany, police have raided 11 locations in and around berlin arresting suspected members of islamist cells. we just steppe
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